Democratic leaders

Democratic leaders

Jim Rassol / Sun Sentinel

Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Weston, chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee(left) and Chair of the Florida Democratic Party, Allison Tant (right), talk with the media before the start of the Florida Democratic Party Leadership Blue Gala at the Westin Diplomat in Hollywood. The big annual gathering, capped off by a major fundraising dinner, brings party members from our Democratic-dominated counties and the rest of the state to Hollywood. ThereÕs a day of caucuses from various Democratic constituencies, party leaders spinning that Happy Days Are Here Again, and the grand finale, a keynote speech from former President Bill Clinton.

Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Weston, chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee(left) and Chair of the Florida Democratic Party, Allison Tant (right), talk with the media before the start of the Florida Democratic Party Leadership Blue Gala at the Westin Diplomat in Hollywood. The big annual gathering, capped off by a major fundraising dinner, brings party members from our Democratic-dominated counties and the rest of the state to Hollywood. ThereÕs a day of caucuses from various Democratic constituencies, party leaders spinning that Happy Days Are Here Again, and the grand finale, a keynote speech from former President Bill Clinton. (Jim Rassol / Sun Sentinel)

Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Weston, chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee(left) and Chair of the Florida Democratic Party, Allison Tant (right), talk with the media before the start of the Florida Democratic Party Leadership Blue Gala at the Westin Diplomat in Hollywood. The big annual gathering, capped off by a major fundraising dinner, brings party members from our Democratic-dominated counties and the rest of the state to Hollywood. ThereÕs a day of caucuses from various Democratic constituencies, party leaders spinning that Happy Days Are Here Again, and the grand finale, a keynote speech from former President Bill Clinton.